Nalaka Chaminda Jayaweera vs Sri Lanka Institute of Architects – CA WRIT 398/2013-2014

In the case between Nalaka Chaminda Jayaweera (petitioner) and the Sri Lanka Institute of Architects along with other respondents, the issue concerned whether a writ of mandamus should be issued to compel the respondents to take specific actions as sought in the petition. It was determined that the petition was premature, as the disciplinary proceedings referenced in the petition were still ongoing, and the respondents had indicated in writing that proper steps would be taken once the proceedings were concluded. The request for relief was refused, and the application was dismissed without costs, with the petitioner reserving the right to seek relief in the future should circumstances change. The decision reinforced the principle that a writ of mandamus will not issue where the matter is no

REF: CA WRIT 398/2013-2014 Category: Tag:
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